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Foreword: Kev - I have over 50+ blog post titles/ideas I've been saving this past year (but not got around to actually blogging due to personal reasons). This topic reflects the basic ideas I had in mind and a big thanks goes to Matt Chatterley of Mattched IT for picking up the pieces with this guest post.

This one in particular should strike a chord with many businesses and website owners. Although just a brief intro to some of the issues websites present us with, the underlying points are common but often...

So does your website still live in the past?

I often advocate rebranding or redesigning your website as this is important for your business. However I only advocate it when this makes sense to your business and not just for the sake of it. As a designer I design for purpose in most cases and can take an objective view and look at ways of improving on the old website.

What I have seen too often is people are reluctant to spend money on their website, even if it is promoting their business.
Why is this? If you were to get a plumber out to fix your leaky tap...

Better late than never, hahah better not get used to that saying lol. Well this week has seen more testing and developing some excellent rules where I noticed some more patterns, I won't go into details just yet. Even with only half of the stuff implemented I tested the draw on Wednesday and won 2 tenners! Sorry for not sharing my numbers on Wednesday, you could have won 20 quid ;)

Short and sweet this week, the Saturday draw is fairly tight ranged so should be interesting to see the results. For those following, have faith, my numbers are not just ordinary numbers lol and NO I'm not on some kind of mushroom cloud rofl, not all numbers were created equally! Of course for an...

Testing out a quick and simple prediction method for high or low balls using a binary pattern match. I noticed some similar patterns to determine if the next ball would be high or low based off previous games. There are some basic patterns and rolling through some of the previous games the predictions have been fairly consistent, it can only help strengthen the overall weightings.

I also need to test the amount of games used, currently these balls are based on the past 45 games. It does not make much sense going past this amount but the smaller the past games used the smaller the ranges become (and therefore likely to miss some important balls). More testing will eventually ...

Some years back when the team I was working in had tea rounds, I thought it would be a good idea to create a random tea round maker script, the idea was sound in principle and many thought it would also be a good idea, of course it was totally random so the same person could make the tea perhaps 2 or 3 times a day or maybe not even all week, if they had made it previously in the day they would be taken out of the making.

This had its flaws of course but more so the main flaw was much like the lottery numbers, those chosen didn't necessarily want to actually play ball ;). So the idea although sound and fair to everyone involved had the kind of expected outcome that although ...

The following prediction of UK National Lottery numbers are part of a sideline project I have recently started. Much like the hundreds of millions of people trying to forecast the lottery numbers, I too have decided to roll my own predictions, developers are always ones for redeveloping the wheel, just no stopping them ;). I have looked at the lottery from a coding point of view so numbers predicted follow some of my own rules and algorithms.

By posting my predictions here I can share with you some of my thoughts and we may win a few bob :) I would also like to see if others also predict similar numbers, so if you would like to share tips or predictions or discuss the lotter...

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